When we last spoke about Mac's Public House in Staten Island, the owners had declared themselves an "autonomous zone." A snarky way to protest Andrew Cuomo's tyrannical shutdown orders. Since then, one of the co-owners has been arrested. The protests have grown. And the "King of Staten Island," Pete Davidson, appeared on SNL to mock the people protesting. Pete got a scathing response (which we have below), but first, Davidson:

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Three guesses where he can shove the "Pete Davidson vibrator."

People on Staten Island are less than amused. Like John Tobacco, a community activist who knew Davidson's father.

The King of Staten Island's dad was a proud fireman and a great friend of mine, and I saw Staten Islanders heavily come out and support him, his mom, his family, and everyone else in a time of need after 9/11, when I cried for his father.

So, when I hear stuff like this, it hits me emotionally. ... If you came out of your perch in your affluent neighborhood and came down here and told the liberal left this is a good thing because it's about our freedom and liberty, we probably wouldn't be standing here today.

People in this country are struggling. If they speak out, they're blasted with mockery by people who aren't at risk of losing anything. Pete Davidson doesn't have to worry about providing for his family. Remember, our government considers his job "essential." It's one thing to disagree with the people protesting. It's another to insult and mock them on the national airwaves. That is "punching down" in the truest sense. Davidson didn't act like a good-natured comedian. He's a smug, leftist douche.

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